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Meanings of low toxicity in English

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Usage of low toxicity in English
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It is a new chemotherapy protocol with better effect and low toxicity.
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Moreover, the C. brasiliense leaf extracts exhibited low toxicity in D. rerio.
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Conclusions: High-risk prostate cancer patients obtained favorable 10-year outcomes with low toxicity.
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This study led to the development of nanomolar active compounds with low toxicity.
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In contrast, a low toxicity was observed when PBMCs were exposed to 6-PSA.
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PPMOs had low toxicity in human CF cells at doses that were antibacterial.
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The BmarLAAO and BmarTV presented low toxicity at the concentrations studied.
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Our method benefits from the ease of sample preparation, low toxicity, and low cost.
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Conclusions: The neoadjuvant therapy could be administered with low toxicity.
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After the first six patients had been accrued, due to the low toxicity …
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CSA and its derivatives are shown to be promising anticancer compounds with low toxicity.
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Thalidomide was developed in the 1950s as a sedative having only a low toxicity.
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Toxicity and stability data indicate low toxicity and adequate serum stability at low ligand levels.
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These lead SMs had low toxicity to human cells and honey bees at 100 µM.
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Direct intratumor injection has low toxicity and thus can be readily combined with existing treatments.
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The results showed that adjuvants of very low toxicity could induce a high fusion efficiency.
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